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Three of the four former members of Goldman Sachs' global macro proprietary trading team are headed to Brevan Howard Capital Management.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association said the size of the global over-the-counter market is around USD401 trillion, not the USD583 trillion estimated last year by the Bank for International Settlements. Click here to read the story from The Wall Street Journal
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired Craig Reynolds, ex-head of rates swaps trading at Goldman Sachs in New York, to head its North American rates trading operations, also out of New York.
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Complaints from retail investors in the U.K. over structured products declined in the second half of 2010 from the previous half, according to the U.K. Financial Services Authority’s latest aggregate complaint statistics released today.
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Several hedge funds bought a total of about USD1 billion of one to two-year 105-110% upside calls on the TOPIX Index tracking Japanese banks shortly before the earthquake, leaving those trades now closer to 125% out-of-the-money, according to one official with knowledge of the trades.
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As E.U. leaders close in on a remedy for future sovereign crises, it’s not looking very good for buyers of protection on sovereign credits.
